China successfully launches Tianhui-5 satellite
China achieved another milestone in its space endeavors on Wednesday by successfully launching a satellite into orbit designed for various missions, primarily focusing on geographical information mapping.
This feat was made possible by a modified version of the Long March-6 carrier rocket, which carried the Tianhui-5 satellite. The liftoff occurred in the morning from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, located in north China's Shanxi Province, as reported by the state-run Xinhua News agency.
As per Xinhua News, the Tianhui-5 satellite has smoothly transitioned into its pre-designated orbit. This satellite is poised to play a vital role in a multitude of missions, including geographical mapping, land resource surveying, conducting scientific experiments, and several other significant tasks.
The recent launch marks an impressive milestone in the Long March rocket program, representing the 494th successful flight in the history of these carrier rockets. This accomplishment further underscores China's growing capabilities and contributions in the field of space technology and exploration.
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